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    • Asyas_illos
      Asyas_illos @AustinShurtliff last edited by

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      • donnamakesart
        donnamakesart last edited by donnamakesart

        Something different. I decided to fix the business side of art for Slowvember. Make a website and improve my client onboarding process to make future projects easier haha

        I'm quite chuffed with how the online folio has turned out. Will tweak it a bit more as I go along πŸ™‚
        https://donnamakesartph.myportfolio.com/

        Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/donnamakesart/
        Behance: https://www.behance.net/donnamakesart
        Website: https://donnamakesart.com/

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        • aska
          aska last edited by aska

          I think I am done! I wanted to make a piece, which will help me discover my style. I got to know, that I like happy, I like colourful and I like when its a bit funny. I have done it in illustrator and rendered in photoshop.

          slovember_fin_s.jpg

          Aska
          www.mugaska.com
          https://www.instagram.com/mugaska/
          https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/mugaska

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          • Jeremy Ross
            Jeremy Ross @aska last edited by

            Very cool @aska, love the feeling of motion in the piece.

            https://www.instagram.com/jeremyrayross
            https://www.jeremyrayross.com/
            https://twitter.com/jeremyrayross
            https://jeremyrayross.substack.com/

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            • AnneWertheim
              AnneWertheim last edited by

              I felt inspired to create a Christmas card for Slowvember 2020. Every year I want to send out a promotional piece to clients for Christmas and every year I find reasons why I can't do it. The Slowvember 2020 call to action was the perfect fit for me.
              I love illustrating wintery snow scenes with lights in them. I also have felt a tad emotional at times about the state of affairs in the world, in particular, the US, thus I felt called to illustrate a scene with a hopeful message of unity, bringing light into dark times. Those thoughts primarily went into the process of creating my piece. I have put together the different stages of my illustration until its completion. Christmas-Card-Progression.jpg

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              • aska
                aska @Jeremy Ross last edited by

                @Jeremy-Ross thank you so much πŸ™‚ i put a lot of work into it and in the end i wasn't sue if its any good. So really thanks!

                Aska
                www.mugaska.com
                https://www.instagram.com/mugaska/
                https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/mugaska

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                • Asyas_illos
                  Asyas_illos last edited by

                  My together turned slowvember project 😁3FD5852D-7E1F-46D6-948E-3273868A7525.jpeg F4AEAA89-B817-44D6-B1D1-82CBF90B38C2.jpeg

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                  • Jeremy Ross
                    Jeremy Ross @AustinShurtliff last edited by

                    Hi @AustinShurtliff, sharing my 2020 Slowvember piece in the group post.

                    I really enjoyed taking my time through each stage, brainstorming, thumbnails, rough comp studies, sketches, color studies, rendering, textures and icing on the cake, or should I say cereal?

                    This lesson in slowing down helped me sleep on decisions rather than trying to finish the piece. Since I work full-time in engineering and construction, I use any available time after hours to work on my craft.

                    As ancient wisdom, a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.

                    BC503010-8E02-4974-803F-ADF56616BEAA.jpeg

                    https://www.instagram.com/jeremyrayross
                    https://www.jeremyrayross.com/
                    https://twitter.com/jeremyrayross
                    https://jeremyrayross.substack.com/

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                    • Kevin Cochran
                      Kevin Cochran last edited by

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                      • Kevin Cochran
                        Kevin Cochran last edited by

                        Figured i'd throw mine in here, had fun!

                        Slowvember.jpg

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                        • MichaelaH
                          MichaelaH last edited by

                          My first long slowember
                          CUDS_Aufbau.jpg
                          Unbenanntes_Projekt (Groß).jpg

                          https://www.instagram.com/michaelaheimlich/
                          https://www.heimlich-illustration.de/

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                          • ajillustrates
                            ajillustrates last edited by

                            Just finished my Slowvember. Hopefully next year, I'll actually take the whole month and finish on time.

                            Fox-Process.jpg

                            https://ajillustrates.com
                            https://www.instagram.com/aj.illustrates/

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                            • Freya Chakour
                              Freya Chakour @AnneWertheim last edited by

                              @AnneWertheim such a beautiful rendering!! I think this will look amazing as a postcard! I love that blueish cold snow and warm lights contrast so much!

                              https://www.instagram.com/fyra.c/
                              Portfolio: https://www.artstation.com/fyrac

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                              • Freya Chakour
                                Freya Chakour @MichaelaH last edited by

                                @MichaelaH the character design is so cool!! I really love all the details in the clothing!! also the expressions are great! so determined and grimm and still so cute. my heart goes out for them!

                                https://www.instagram.com/fyra.c/
                                Portfolio: https://www.artstation.com/fyrac

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                                • aska
                                  aska @Jeremy Ross last edited by

                                  @Jeremy-Ross it looks like a vintage advert, very funky πŸ™‚

                                  Aska
                                  www.mugaska.com
                                  https://www.instagram.com/mugaska/
                                  https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/mugaska

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                                  • Jeremy Ross
                                    Jeremy Ross @aska last edited by

                                    Cool interpretation @aska!

                                    https://www.instagram.com/jeremyrayross
                                    https://www.jeremyrayross.com/
                                    https://twitter.com/jeremyrayross
                                    https://jeremyrayross.substack.com/

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